9th grade algebra

Mox · Registered: 18.05.2004 From: 3cities, Poland

I just realized that I don’t have much time left in solving some issues with 9th grade algebra. I had kept it pending hoping that I will come upon good learning material or someone who can help me with parallel lines, lcf and multiplying fractions. May be, I did not search hard enough. But now I am behind schedule. It is simply difficult to come across an excellent coach to quickly coach me. It is beyond what I can give. And I need to find a quick way out. Can someone who has had the same problem let me know as to what I can do? It will be a huge help.

IlbendF · Registered: 11.03.2004 From: Netherlands

Hey dude, I was in a similar situation a month back and my sister recommended me to have a look at this site, http://www.easyalgebra.com/square-roots.html. Algebrator was really useful since it offered all the fundamentals that I needed to solve my assignment in Algebra 1. Just have a look at it and let me know if you require further information on Algebrator so that I can render assistance on Algebrator based on the experience that I have now.

caxee · Registered: 05.12.2002 From: Boston, MA, US

Algebrator will not only help you do your homework, but it will also provide details which will help you understand the concepts.

Vild · Registered: 03.07.2001 From: Sacramento, CA

I remember having often faced difficulties with radicals, trigonometry and adding numerators. A truly great piece of math program is Algebrator software. By simply typing in a problem from workbook a step by step solution would appear by a click on Solve. I have used it through many algebra classes – College Algebra, Pre Algebra and Algebra 1. I greatly recommend the program.

ckomd dxi gleot · Registered: 02.08.2004 From:

I understand. My basics are quite clear, but this specific set seems to be very tough. A little help would do me a lot. Please give me the URL to it.

Majnatto · Registered: 17.10.2003 From: Ontario

I am sorry; I forgot to give the link in the previous post. You can find the program here http://www.easyalgebra.com/graphing-linear-equations-in-two.html.